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Page 8A The Star Press Saturday, November 2, 1 996 Your I 5-day local forecast Today. Sunday Monday Sunny to partly cloudy and milder. Tuesday Clouds, some sunshine, milder. Wednesday Becoming mostly cloudy with perhaps a shower. High 55, Low 40 y.

5 Qnnchino nnH rlniiHc Partly to mostly sunny' 'Mi. still chilly. and not as chilly. 4 High 38, Low 22 High 46, Low 33 High 52, Low 38 High 55, Low 40 Shown is today's weather. Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows.

5642 (MILDER) Sf" ib) High, low and normal temperatures for Muncie for 24-hour period through 6 p.m. yesterday. Temperatures High 43 Low 28 Normal high 57 Normal low 38 Record high 80 in 1950 Record low 20 in 1949 Precipitation Muncie precipitation for the 24-hour period ending yesterday 7 a.m. 24-hour total 0.00" Month to date 0.00-Year to date 28.11" Heat Index How warm It actually feels based on humidity and temperature. Today 38 Marion II in 4 fi if OS I 9 I 7l I r.

Hartford Mjpihews 3924 1 "I A lot ATgu (w-74sj i. k. -I Showers rJT3 T-storms H'la v6640 sews, a Houston teify' '-x 6441 ivn4 vJ4rt Miami 4. 1 i. -WaiyigWrcJ Kanta City i.

Fronts Cold Warm Stationary "50s; 60s SOs Iji 3 Today Sunday City HI Lo HI Lo Albuquerque 60 37 64 34 Anchorage 30 23 33 23 Atlanta 56 32 pc 57 37 Birmingham 56 30 pc 57 35 Boston 48 33 pc 40 28 pc Brownsville 64 50 77 58 Charlotte 55 30 pc 52 32 Chicago 36 24 pc 50 34 pc Cincinnati 41 24 pc 46 32 Cleveland 36 29 sf 39 30 Dallas 60 38 68 47 Denver 60 30 65 30 pc Des Moines 41 25 56 39 Detroit 38 26 38 32 Honolulu 86 71 pc 88 73 pc Houston 64 41 pc 70 46 Indianapolis 39 22 pc 50 33 Kansas City 48 29 60 42 Las Vegas 70 51 pc 68 46 pc Little Rock 58 30 61 37 Los Angeles 74 52 76 54 pc Louisville 44 26 pc 51 36 Memphis 55 31 60 39 Miami 86 74 pc 80 68 pc Milwaukee 36 25 pc 45 37 pc Minneapolis 38 24 pc 50 37 pc Nashville 50 27 54 35 New Orleans 66 45 pc 66 45 New York 48 33 pc 44 33 pc Norfolk 52 34 sh 49 35 Oklahoma City 58 36 64 43 Orlando 84 60 sh 70 53 Philadelphia 46 30 pc 46 30 pc Phoenix 79 57 pc 77 51 pc St. Louis 46 29 54 41 Salt Lake City 58 37 8 57 35 pc San Francisco 67 47 64 50 8 Seattle 56 42 pc 51 40 Tampa 83 57 po 1 72 54 Washington 50 32 pc 45 32 8 Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, l-ice. -Alexandria I Gaston Muncie 3822 Yorktown Cowan 1 Mlddletown Sulphur SpringsT 36V i Naui ork 55 Rain 1 Furnes Shown are noon positions of weather systems and i precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the LTIlj "now day. Forecast highlow temperatures are given for Ez3 Ice selected cities.

Anderson 3822 10s rkOS 'Ss 10s 20sjW 40s Sunset today 5:37 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:13 a.m. IE Nov 3 Nov 10 Nov 17 Nov 24 The current temperature is always just a phone call away on PressLine at 289-2511. For the Muncie area forecast enter category 7015. Last New First Full (1Mb 3928 3 tMQMram Splceland Today 7 p.m.

41 3 a.m. -35 11a.m. 33 City Hi Lo 8 p.m. Ml, 4a.m. '33 Noon 36 Berlin 56 52 9 p.m.

38 5 a.m. 32 1p.m. 38 Jerusalem 63 47 pc 10p.m. 39- 6a.m. 30 2p.m.

39 London 64 55 11 p.m. 38 7 a.m. 29 3 p.m. 40 Moscow 34 29 sn Midnight 37 8 a.m. 29 4 p.m.

40 Rio de Janeiro 79 68 sh 1a.m. 36 9 a.m. 28 5 p.m.. 39 Tokyo. 65 58 2a.m.

35 10a.m. 30 6p.m. 37 DEATHS Montpeller Citv Winchester 3825 Modoc tyn Pa.ctlo Chilly conditions will continue tor another day. Tomorrow will be the start of a gradual warmup that will lead up to a shower possibility on Wednesday. David S.

Justice, 89 David S. Justice, 89, Muncie, died Friday in Yorktown Health Care Center after a long illness. Mr. Justice, who was born in Delaware County, graduated from DeSoto High School in 1925. He lived in the Albany area most of his life before moving to Muncie.

He worked for many years at Newton Electric and then at Hatfield Electric before retiring. He was a member of Delaware Lodge 46, Scottish Rite, Valley of Indianapolis; Murat Temple, Indianapolis, and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 855. He was also an amateur radio operator for more than 50 years with the call letters W9EPG. Survivors include his wife of 68 years, Rosa Fullhart Justice; three daughters, Betty J. Overholt, Muncie, Linda L.

Vester (husband: Frederick Eaton, and Rosalie Philebaum (husband: David), Albany; two sisters, Lottie Pittenger, Albany, and Emma Kain (husband: Hilbert), Muncie; a brother, Lowell (Speck) Justice (wife; Frances), Muncie; nine grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. His parents, Ivan A. and Cora Shroyer Justice; three brothers, and a grandson are deceased. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Monday in Meeks Mortuary.

Entombment will be in Elm Ridge Mausoleum. Calling will be 2-5 p.m. Sunday and before services Monday at the mortuary, where Delaware Lodge 46 will conduct a memorial service at 5 p.m. Sunday. DEATHS ELSEWHERE FROM THE WIRE SERVICES Ex-postmaster Day WASHINGTON James Edward Day.

the postmaster general under President Kennedy, died Tuesday of cardiac arrest. He was 82. Appointed in 1961, Day reduced an $800-million deficit to $450 million, raised morale among more than 500,000 employees, modernized operations and redured inefficiency. In 1IW3, he hclied establish the ZIP code system. Todd COUNTY COUNCIL As your County Councilman this past four years, I have demonstrated my ability to work with budgets.

My commitment to you when I ran was to implement a lone Portland I Bryant 3923 banyy'ekey 'fv Park.Z A I jSelma City -w riiu lillfi 1996 AccuWeather Inc. Elsie S. Quinn, 73 Elsie S. Quinn, 73, 3808 N. Sheridan Drive, died Friday in Ball Memorial Hospital after a long illness.

Mrs. Quinn, who was born in Bogalusa, graduated from Bogalusa High School. She attended Baton Rouge Business College and Louisiana State University. She moved to St. Louis in 1950 and to Muncie in 1956.

She was a secretary for purchasing agents at Gaylord Container Bogalusa, and Ethel Baton Rouge. She was also a secretary for the manager of transformer engineering at Wagner Electric, St. Louis. She was a member of Delaware Amateur Radio Club. Survivors include her husband, Richard M.

Quinn, and two sisters, Rose W. Sellers, Melbourne, and Anna S. Thibodeaux, New Orleans. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Poole Funeral Home, Bogalusa.

Burial will be in Ponemah Cemetery, Bogalusa. Calling will be 5-9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home in Bogalusa. Calling at Meeks Mortuary in Muncie will be 3-6 p.m. today.

Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, Delaware County Unit, 2817 N. Oak-wood Muncie 47304. SERVICES SATURDAY ARNETT. Bernice 11 a Frae-Brooks Gray Funeral Home, Union City. CLOUSER, Meredith 1 p.m., Buena Vista Cemetery, Unionport.

CROMAS, Mary 10 a.m., Union City Cemetery. GARDNER, Fred, 1 p.m., Parson Mortuary. LY, Hoa Thi. noon, Macer-Hall Funeral Home, New Castle. NEFF, Nancy 2 p.m., Walker and Glancy Funeral Home, Montpelier.

NEVINGS, Tony 1 p.m., New Hope Baptist Church. REED, Marcia, 1 McCray Cemetery, Wilkinson. ROSS. Larry 10:30 a.m., Jones-Smith Funeral Home. Upland.

SAUNDERS. Kennth 11 Gant-Richman Funeral Home, Yorktown. THOMAS, M. Florine, 10:30 a.m., Copher Fesler Funeral Home, Elwood. WINGATE, Bernice, 2 p.m., MJS Jones Chapel, Dunkirk.

More obituaries on Page 6A Slick services WINCHESTER, Ind. Services for Crystal Ray Slick, 84, 512 S. Oak will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in First United Methodist Church. Burial, with military graveside rites, will be in Hollansburg Cemetery, Hollansburg, Ohio.

Calling will be 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Dr. Slick died Thursday in Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio. He was a lifelong resident of Randolph County and graduated from Spartanburg High School in 1930.

He also graduated from Indi- ana University School of Medicine, and he was a physician in Winchester. He was a World War II veteran, and he was a member of First United Methodist Church, Winchester Rotary Club and the American Medical Association. He was a former board member of the Randolph County Hospital Board, and he was on the finance committee of his church. He was founder of Randolph County Nursing Home, a 50-year alumnus of Indiana University, and i he was on the board of health for I many years. He donated his medical office to Randolph County Hospital.

Survivors include his second wife, Ardreth Hunt Slick; a son, Robert Slick (wife: Teresa), Winchester; two daughters, Nancy Faulk (husband: David), Bellevue, and Judy Williams, Greenwich, a stepdaughter, Janet Ratcliffe (husband: Rex), Lynn; a stepson, Terry Comer (wife: Sue), Lynn; a brother, Chauncey Slick (wife: Eileen), Lynn, and 10 grandchildren. His first wife, Ruth Mae Ortt Slick, died in 1970. Memorials may be sent to any United Methodist church. ii Remember Faynelle Collins, 76 Faynelle Collins, 76, died Thursday in Ball Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Mrs.

Collins, a lifelong resident of Muncie, attended city schools. She was a homemaker and a member of Avondale United Methodist Church and Avondale Sympathy Club. Survivors include her husband of more than 46 years, Vernon T. Collins; a daughter, Connie J. Brown, Muncie; two brothers, Hol-lis Griffey (wife: Margaret), Muncie, and Cloyd Griffey (wife: Jean), Sarasota, and three grandchildren.

Her son, Dale R. Collins, died in 1977. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Meeks Mortuary. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery.

Calling will be 2-5 p.m. Sunday and before services Monday at the mortuary. Hoy services Services for Gladys M. Hoy, 93, will be at 11:30 a.m. Monday in Meeks Mortuary.

Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Calling will be an hour before services Monday at the mortuary. Mrs. Hoy died Thursday at the home of her friends, Don and Sue Niermeyer, after a long illness. She was born in Redkey, moved to Winchester as a child, and graduated from Winchester High School in 1921.

She attended Muncie Business College and had lived in Muncie for more than 70 years. She worked at Indiana Michigan Electric Co. (now American Electric Power Co.) for more than 36 years before retiring in 1962. Survivors include two cousins, Esther Hartzel, Greenville, Ohio, and Wilsie Thornburg, Winchester. Her husband, Virgil Hoy, died in 1983.

Her parents, LaFayette and Mary Louise Stephens Ward, are also deceased. Heath services Services for Mary S. Reynolds Heath, 92, Muncie, will be at 10 am. Monday in Meeks Mortuary. Burial will be in Gardens of Memory, north of Muncie.

Calling will be 2-5 p.m. Sunday and before services Monday at the mortuary. Mrs. Heath died Thursday in Ball Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Delaware County and graduated from Cowan High School.

She had lived her entire life in the area, and she was a member of Eaton United Methodist Church and Delaware County Farm Bureau. Survivors include her husband of more than 70 years, Raymond R. Heath; three daughters, Janet Munro (husband: Glen), Westfield, Barbara Watkins (husband: Dale), Muncie, and RuthAnn Herkimer (husband: Gary), Bellville, three sons, John (J.T.) Heath (wife: Emily), Muncie, Danny Heath (wife: Patricia), Parker City, and James E. Heath (wife: Jone), Muncie; a brother, John H. (Jack) Reynolds (wife: Louise), Muncie; two sisters, Margaret Reynolds, Richmond, and Ruth Hodson (husband; Gleason), Tarpon Springs, 20 grandchildren; 38 greatgrandchildren, and six great-great-grandchildren.

Her parents, Charles and Mae Burcaw Reynolds, and a brother, Robert Reynolds, are deceased. Memorials may be sent to any charity. Lucille Landrum, 88 Lucille Eleanor Titus Landrum, 88, Muncie, died Friday in Muncie Community Care after a long illness. Arrangements are pending at Macer-Hall Funeral Home, New Castle. HI A Thought To Albert A.

Morey, 64 Former Muncie resident Albert A. Morey, 64, Noblesville, died Thursday in St. Vincent Hospital, Carmel. Mr. Morey, who was bom in Evanston, 111., had lived in Muncie before moving to Noblesville 5 years ago.

He was an Amy veteran of the Korean War, and he was director for After Market Carburetor for 20 years. Survivors include his wife, Rosalie M. Maier Morey; a daughter, Susan L. Berry, Germantown, a son, Albert A. Morey, Indianapolis, and a grandson.

There will be no services. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Calling will be 1-5 p.m. Sunday at Randall and Roberts Funeral Home, Noblesville. Memorials may be sent to the American Diabetes Association, 2801 S.

Sycamore Muncie 47302. Helen Schmitt, 81 Helen L. Schmitt, 81, Muncie, died Friday in Ball Memorial Hospital after a long illness Mrs. Schmitt had lived in Owens-boro, her entire life before moving to Westminster Village in April. Survivors include a son, Thomas M.

Schmitt (wife: Cheryl), Muncie; two sisters, Lee Puckett and Jane Shown, both of Owensboro, and four granddaughters. Her husband, Clarence (Ty) Schmitt, died in 1948; a son, Patrick Schmitt, died in 1985, and a brother, Roger Ling, died this year. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church. Services will be at noon Monday in Blessed Mother Catholic Church, Owensboro.

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